August 2, 2026
Friendship in the Shadow of Fascism
Hermann is the quiet observer of this story. Judith Fanto paints through his eyes a friendship among six very different
July 31, 2026
Jannik Kontalis Calls Out Bill Kaulitz: “Hurt Me the Most”
Jannik Kontalis (29) is pushing back. Exactly one week after the third season of “Kaulitz & Kaulitz” premiered on Netflix,
July 28, 2026
New Children’s Novel About Rainbow Families
A zoo where daytime yawns in emptiness and at night dragons, unicorns, dinosaurs, and a Yeti come to life: that’s
July 27, 2026
Jodie Foster: F1 Film With Brad Pitt Could Have Been Written by AI
Has AI written the action film “F1” starring Brad Pitt (62)? The openly lesbian Oscar-winning actress Jodie Foster (63) seems
July 25, 2026
Why the Free Fall Remake Didn’t Convince Me
“Should I not make a scene?” Bettina asks in anger, the stares of others already fixed on her. Her indignation
July 23, 2026
A Classic of Queer Postwar Literature
“I am like the soldier who loses everything in the battle — arms, legs, eyes, ears. I can’t see anything,
July 23, 2026
The Best LGBTQ Highlights from the Munich Film Festival
Filmfest München has long stood as the first major stop for festivals after Cannes, and this year’s queer program reflected
July 21, 2026
Don’t Get Stuck in the Last Century
“Night and Day” (Nacht und Tag) is regarded as Virginia Woolf’s most quintessential novel, the author best known for her
July 19, 2026
Maren Kroymann: Humor Can Always Be a Form of Resistance
She is among the finest humorists working in the country: with the family series “Oh God, Mr. Pastor” Maren Kroymann
July 16, 2026
Fireworks: Two Boys Shot Dead After Loving Each Other
“For Toni and Giorgio, who were shot on Sicily in 1980 because they loved each other”: The dedication at the